Reviews and Comments

I try to reads this at least one a year. I love it.

And you should read it. Or better yet listen to it. The audio version is read by the author. Hopefully you know he is an actor so you get just a bit more than a dry listen.

Along with the stories and voices you get some life lessons so be careful or you might learn something.

Fantastic book

Reading through the witches because one needs regular Pratchett

But why would you want to? Good information and stories. A good read.

Oddly I’ve never read much Ursula K Le Guin so given that and the age of the story it was an interesting read.

A series of somewhat connected stories using Orcs as a stand in for American immigrants in late 1920s North America. I usually shy away from real world with added fantasy elements but I thought I had would give this a try. Overall I think the author did a good job of telling the stories from the Orcs POV. The characters were well developed and the setting pulled me in. I’m not sure I’ll read more in the series anything soon but I may come back to it sometime.

I used both the kindle and audible versions. I really enjoyed that Geddy did the audible. Those sessions seemed more like him talking about his life than reading what he wrote. A good balance of his personal life and his version of the life of the band. Some portions were a difficult read but I was happy he didn’t shy away from those parts of his life. A must if you’re a fan but has plenty to offer to those that are not. Recommend

I’ve always thought Adam is a decent human. Reading his book was more insightful and inspiring than I expected and did not diminish my estimation of him.

On par with Cuckoo’s Egg

Rick Howard lays out his first principles for a cybersecurity program. A good read for anyone from newbies to grizzled veterans.

Recently finished the Tiffany Aching series and watched to go back to the early witches. Pratchett never disappoints.